Hi all!
Hoping to get some expert advice here. I want to remove the yellow tongue particleboard in my bathroom by cutting along the bottom plate all around. Would this be possible considering that there is no joist underneath the internal partition on the right hand side as can be seen in the attached photo. I’m assuming this wall isn’t load-bearing and so it’s be fine to do.
Thank you
Bathroom subfloor removal
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[quote="GTales":1jw2fdfs]Hi all!
Hoping to get some expert advice here. I want to remove the yellow tongue particleboard in my bathroom by cutting along the bottom plate all around. Would this be possible considering that there is no joist underneath the internal partition on the right hand side as can be seen in the attached photo. I’m assuming this wall isn’t load-bearing and so it’d be fine to do.
Thank you[/quote:1jw2fdfs]
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Hoping to get some expert advice here. I want to remove the yellow tongue particleboard in my bathroom by cutting along the bottom plate all around. Would this be possible considering that there is no joist underneath the internal partition on the right hand side as can be seen in the attached photo. I’m assuming this wall isn’t load-bearing and so it’d be fine to do.
Thank you[/quote:1jw2fdfs]
[img:1jw2fdfs]https://forum.homeone.com.au/u/104904_1645166427.jpeg[/img:1jw2fdfs]
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